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My firm is paper free. I got the smallest standing desk so it doesn’t consume most of the room
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Mh firm was paper free too. Other than a notepad and random papers I had lying around, there wasn’t a need for more storage space.
Wfh litigator for two years now. Outside of two running notepads and post its, paper free.
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You don’t need a credenza anymore.
I used to be extremely paper dependent. Since going WFH I'm paper free. I have a 40" standing desk that works well for me.
I have a 40”x28” vari standing desk that I love. Mostly paper free, but I still find it’s spacious enough even if I lay out a few notepads, planner, etc.
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I stopped using paper in March 2020. I cleaned out my firm office a few months ago and threw out all the paper. I keep a notepad and one Redweld for organizing my notes at home. My home desk is tiny.
Topic adjacent but what are the benefits to having a standing desk?
Not sitting for 8-10 hours while working, and then sitting for another hour while eating dinner, then sitting some more while watching TV before lying down for 5-8 hours to sleep before waking up the next morning to repeat the cycle. An hour of working out is nothing compared to all that sitting!
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How on earth can anyone work paper free? Maybe I’m old school, but I need to read stuff on paper. I tried it once—the paper free thing—and I simply couldn’t deal with it.
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You can wean yourself off with notepads, comments/redlines, and empty emails for creating summary/bullet points.